Interpreting with a welcome improvement

It's SONA Time (State of the Nation Address) once again! This is when the sitting president of our country, the Philippines, meets with the joint session of the Congress as mandated by the Constitution, and delivers his speech informing about his accomplishments and plans for the coming year. This year, President Ferdinand "BBM" Marcos Jr. gave his second State... Continue Reading →

Sign Language Interpreter’s e-Conference 2020 and Workshop

Are you a sign language interpreter, a student of sign language, an ally-advocate of the Deaf community, or just curious about what it takes to be a sign language interpreter?  We know you want to improve your skills in sign language interpreting and hopefully build a career as a sign language interpreter. As part of this... Continue Reading →

Filipino Deaf Video Blogger explains why FSL not PSL

Video-blogger Aldrin Gabriel explained why FILIPINO Sign Language is correct and not PHILIPPINE Sign Language in simple and straightforward way. I added the English caption/subtitle for the benefit of those who are unfamiliar with the language. I am sure you will now be convinced that FSL is the correct name after viewing his video.

Free photography workshop for the deaf on April 22

Free photography workshop for the deaf to be mentored by famous deaf wedding photographer and International Skills Competition Photography Champ Dennis Rhoneil Corpuz Balan!!! This will be held at Fort Santiago on Sunday, April 22 and sponsored by Federation of Philippine Photographers Foundation (FPPF). You may contact them through the poster below. Grab this now!!!   

Empowered Deaf Tricycle Driver!

Empowering! This photo of a tricycle driven by a deaf man in Mexico, Pampanga is currently making rounds in social media. It already has more than 10,000 likes and nearly 2,500 shares in Facebook courtesy of Philippine Star as of this writing. Passengers can point to the location where he/she wants to drop off. "Having... Continue Reading →

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